Installed Lubuntu 13.10 and I like it a lot. Runs really well.
Running into a HUGE problem for the WACOM stylus and pretty much stuck now. The stylus works by default just fine but the calibration is a major pain in the ass. I remember in Ubuntu 12.04 it working fairly well and being able to calibrate without much problem but Lubuntu doesn't even have an actual working calibration tool. Installed xinput_calibrator and got it working by running it in the term window (as the GUI option just opened up a blank term window and did nothing) but nothing matches anything being said and after I do make changes, they aren't saving. Pretty worthless if I can't calibrate as the damn pen is near impossible to get to the bottom corners of the tablet. Which means it would be equally useless for our field techs as they won't have a keyboard and mouse like I do.
Otherwise, it runs freakin great. It runs a bit faster than Mint, though I am still going to try Mint xfce here too. But not until I can get the kinks worked out as I am sure I'll run into the same problems in Mint.
If this was just a laptop or something and had keyboard and mouse, it'd have been fully up and running shortly after the install.
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Re: Linux, the "hobby" OS, going to be our workhorse
by phosphide » Wed Apr 16, 2014 10:05 pm
What hardware are these things running again?
I've never used xinput_calibrator before. Though, could you write a shell script with the necessary settings and save it to your start up? That way it runs each time it boots at least.
I've never used xinput_calibrator before. Though, could you write a shell script with the necessary settings and save it to your start up? That way it runs each time it boots at least.
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Re: Linux, the "hobby" OS, going to be our workhorse
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Re: Linux, the "hobby" OS, going to be our workhorse
by phosphide » Sat Apr 19, 2014 8:59 am
We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection. The mystic chords of memory will yet swell the chorus when again touched, as surely they will be, by the better angels of our nature.
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Re: Linux, the "hobby" OS, going to be our workhorse
by The Dharma Bum » Sat Apr 19, 2014 9:08 am
Before you laugh look up Lavabits
You guys don't know anything about computer security at all. lol
You guys don't know anything about computer security at all. lol
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Re: Linux, the "hobby" OS, going to be our workhorse
by exploited » Sat Apr 19, 2014 10:09 am
Oh that's so crazy and adorable. You aren't seriously arguing that Ken Thompson's theoretical compiler vulnerability (which he developed 30 years ago and is literally the only thing you could possibly be talking about) is still relevant, are you?
Oh Dharma.
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Re: Linux, the "hobby" OS, going to be our workhorse
by The Dharma Bum » Sat Apr 19, 2014 10:19 am
It's so cute that you think having a linux box is any different than having any other OS
they are all the same thing with a few superficial differences
Think about this, if you are right then all any terrorist has to do is get a Linux box and their operations would be totally secure. lol
get out of here with that shit
they are all the same thing with a few superficial differences
Think about this, if you are right then all any terrorist has to do is get a Linux box and their operations would be totally secure. lol
get out of here with that shit
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